Kids' house-frame bed with a picket fence headboard

• Sense of ownership: Montessori beds encourage children to take ownership of their sleeping space, fostering a sense of responsibility for their environment.
• Social interaction: Low beds create an inviting space for parents or caregivers to sit with children during bedtime stories or bonding moments.
• Gradual independence: The design of Montessori beds helps children transition gradually from crib to bed, as they can practice getting in and out independently with confidence.
• Promotes healthy sleep patterns: Children can establish healthy sleep patterns and routines by being in control of their bedtime routine and sleep environment.
• Exploration: The open design of Montessori beds can be an excellent space for children to explore and learn about their surroundings.
• Adaptability: The simplicity of Montessori beds allows for adaptation as a child grows. They can be used from toddler years through childhood.
• Healthy sleep habits: Montessori beds promote a conducive sleep environment, potentially leading to better sleep quality and habits for children.
• Peaceful transition: Montessori beds create a peaceful and non-restrictive transition from crib to bed, easing any anxiety about the change.

We use solid pine and birch wood for our beds and other furniture. Pine is a slightly softer wood while birch is a heavier, stronger wood; from a visual perspective, it is lighter in color and with a less noticeable wood grain. Our birch beds are coated in beeswax and left unpainted. Painted beds are made from pine wood and then painted with ecological water-based VOC-free children's furniture paint.